E-commerce UX/UI Brand Designer (DTC Focus)

About this role

Location: Remote (must have 4+ hours of overlap with US EST or PST
Type: Full-time  Contractor
Compensation: 3,200 - 3,500 USD / Month.

### About Us

We're a DTC-focused eCommerce design agency. We design brands and storefronts that convert. Our clients range from fast-moving startups to household-name DTC brands and Fortune 1000 companies. We care about clarity, speed, conversion, and taste. If you design pretty things that don't sell, this won't be fun for you.

### The Role

We're looking for an E-commerce DTC UX/UI Brand Designer who can own projects end-to-end (from strategy to execution) and make smart, conversion-aware design decisions. You'll work across multiple DTC brands, collaborating closely with strategists and developers. You should be equally comfortable thinking about brand systems, UX flows, and high-performing UI. We also expect you to bring a point of view on how AI tools can speed up and improve the way design work gets done, this isn't a "nice to have," it's part of how we operate.

### What You'll Actually Do

• Own UX and UI design from concept to launch across multiple DTC eCommerce brands
• Design online stores and pages that are clear, easy to use, and drive sales
• Create wireframes, scalable UI systems, and high-fidelity mockups in Figma
• Turn brand ideas into consistent, easy-to-follow visual design systems
• Present work confidently and collaborate closely with PM, lead designer, and developers through handoff, QA, and launch
• Spot usability issues, improve the experience, and follow proven conversion best practices
• Balance fresh, innovative UI design with CRO best practices
• Develop and maintain brand identity guidelines across all touchpoints
• Identify and lead AI-driven initiatives that speed up design production or improve quality (e.g., AI-assisted ideation, image/asset generation, Figma AI plugins, QA/accessibility checks, research synthesis)
• Continuously look for ways to improve our design process — tools, systems...